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As standard (ie 225 TT) the Vee is slightly quicker, I'd imagine the TT sport is slightly quicker. Not driven a sport, TT's are nice cars, just not my thing (standard). A stripped, caged TT on coilovers would be great IMO.
Thats not a 3.2. The TT sport, had an uprated 1.8turbo with 240bhp, they never made the TT sport with the V6. Faster than the V6 TT, as it's a fair wack lighter. People who tend to suggest cars like this versus a Vee, have usually never driven a Vee. It's a very special car, it's unique and the...
In the current climate, sticking a wad of cash into something expensive that's only going to lose cash is silly. I'm selling my cars to get a cheap 172.
I wouldn't. Fuel and servicing are nasty, and the value's aren't as solid as they used to be. Might be a 14k car to buy, but they cost a lot to run compared to a 172.
I've owned both. Much much better off getting a lower mileage 172 than a high miler 182. Straight line, no difference. The 182 handles slightly better, but not enough to justify the difference. I prefered the handling of my 172 on eibach pro's to the 182cup. 7k would get you into a 50k mile Trophy.
Not mine (yet). The 172 goes tomorrow, had a lot more interest in the Trophy. Soon as thats gone I'm getting a ph1 172, buckets, coilovers, exhaust, cams, respray+ph2 rear.